#digimon story ds

[tanakavox]

Genuinely no idea where that bimbo line came from. I was happy ro here she was a gamer then she said it like I call her a bimbo alot. I do not, I'm a supportive tamer!

#digimon #digimon games #digimon story #digimon world ds #palmon #digimon palmon #digimon story ds #gamer #digimon tamer #tamer

[videogaoat]

#digimon #digimon world ds #digimon story ds

[dr4k0n616]

Pixel NewGen Tamers

Some of the Digimon videogames protagonist from 2015 to 2022 in the style of Digimon Story DS. Including the Appmon ones because they counts too. This is based on the original game sprites. Take this as some sort of mockup..

#digimon #digitalart #digimon universe 3ds #digimon universe appli monsters #appmon #digimon story cyber sleuth #hackers memory #digimon world #digimon survive #next order #pixel art #nintendo ds #retro gaming #fanart

[tastycitrus]

i'm suddenly filled with a desire for digimon especially the games so i decided to make a shitpost about something i've noticed

#digimon #digimon story #digimon story sunburst and moonlight #digimon story lost evolution #digimon world ds #digimon world dawn and dusk #makes a meme that only like five people would understand #it's really funny that the digimon story protagonists are the only ones who talk but they are also the only ones without names #it's also really funny that out of everything from the ds era of digimon games there's like three things that everyone remembers #and that's sayo dianamon and apollomon. and apollomon got shafted hard in cyber sleuth #bring my boy koh back in the new digimon story game coming out Some Point in Time™ :( #i know he has a personality of literal cardboard but so does sayo and we all love her :(

[exp123mon]

I dropped off playing this ages (months?) ago but I finally picked it up again and YEEEEEEES.

#not art #mummymon #digimon story #digimon world ds #screenshot #also his icon being so much smaller than the other digimon is funny #why he so tiny? #so he can fit in my pocket? #is a pocket monster?! #gasp

[jackredfieldwasmyjacob]

here are my true gamer stats btw

#gamer time 😎😎😎 #yes i basically just played pokemon digimon and mario kart <3 #the same thing i've done since i was 7 yo #oh and apart from rf5 i also played 10 hours of story of seasons pioneer of olive town (i played it way more last year) #which also checks with my 7 yo self playing harvest moon ds #the alto collection is for anxiety :) i used to have it on my phone as well and it does wonders!!! #overall it's one of my most played games it's just that this year i've played more indie steam games for anxiety than alto

[avendesuragameblog]

Absolutely agree!  

#Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth #DS: CS #I used to do this in High School - go to the mall and just browse their CD/DVD selections! #While digital media is more convenient - theres nothing like holding the physical object in your hand or browsing through a collection! #I will buy every physical product that I can before they stop making them - because unfortunately thats the way the world is going :/

[spinnitegaming]

Digimon Story: Lost Evolution Playthrough Information

Hello, hello! I think it's time for a big explanation, huh?

Long story short, while I'm planning on only playing Dragon Quest IX for the blog while I have to wait for the Circle Pad rubber replacement for my New 3DS to arrive (information post for it will be posted shortly after this), I got tweet news that a certain Japanese-exclusive Nintendo DS game just got an English fan translation released to the public from a certain group called "Operation: Decoded". And to my shock, that game turned out to be one of the old games I wished I played as a teen, it's Digimon Story: Lost Evolution.

Yes, I play Digimon games. Do you expect me to play only Pokemon games forever?

But on a serious note, along with watching a bit of Digimon anime like Digimon Adventure 02, Tamers, Frontiers, and Ghost Game, I played Digimon video games before excluding mobile games, mostly after I finished Pokemon games' main stories. Digimon World: DS, Digimon World: Dawn and Dusk, Digimon World Championship...

Before you ask, I know that Digimon World exists for the Playstation and despite the naming conventions, all of these games are not related to it in terms of gameplay. DS, Dawn, Dusk, and Lost Evolution are actually part of the Digimon Story series, which is actually their real title when it was released in Japan. I didn't know about this until I read more about them in Wikipedia and when I started playing Cyber Sleuth. Digimon World Championship, on the other hand, is separate from either World or Story series as it's only a glorified virtual pet on the Nintendo DS. But honestly, I had a lot of fun playing it despite I only train my Digimon by dragging them back and forth to each cage and that's the only thing you know about World Championship.

But back to Lost Evolution, as I said, it was the only Digimon Story game that wasn't released worldwide, probably because the last game before LS, Dawn and Dusk, got mixed reviews. Not sure how many were sold, but all I can say is that the other reason is how Jaiden Animations played Dawn for her video, and lack of Digimon knowledge aside, it wasn't very pretty to see her suffer. If you want to watch how she tried to survive Digimon World: Dawn, click here for her video. But does that deter me to play Lost Evolution after its fan translation is released? Absolutely not!

Just like Fantasy Life's playthrough, I will post playthrough logs throughout most of the game and will only post things outside of the main story, gameplay, and boss battles when something interesting is happening. And before you ask, I have a real DSi and I'm playing it through hardware. So sorry in advance, but you're still sticking with crappy photo camera photos.

The only difference is that I'm playing this blind for the first time. While I do have a bit of experience playing Dawn and Dusk including future games such as the Cyber Sleuth duology, I genuinely have no idea what the new features and gameplay found in Lost Evolution are. I don't know if GameFAQs have any guides posted about it, so whether they have it or not, I'm not gonna rely on it for the sake of getting through it fresh. Story-wise, I did see some spoilers on plot elements involving it when I was browsing through TV Tropes, WIkimon, and the Digimon Fandom Wiki. But honestly, with my attention span of a goldfish, I doubt I can be spoiled. I hope.

With that, it's time to start the game, but not before going over Dragon Quest IX next. See you in the next post!

#digimon story lost evolution #digimon story lost evolution playthrough #nds #digimon story lost evolution ds #digimon story #playthrough

[digi-lov]

how do u even start getting into Digimon?? there so much stuff, i dont even know where to begin. like, there is like a hundred shows??? do i start with the first one that came out??

Idk man it just happened??

No, but seriously, don't worry about it! There aren't even that many shows if you ask me. I'll put a list below the cut! I'll list all movies too, so it'll look like more than it really is. Also the dates are the japanese air dates.

Obviously starting with the first season, Digimon Adventure is an easy pick, it also has the most sequels and movies.

But aside from the Adventure related media, all other Digimon Seasons are completely self-contained, and you can just go and watch any! They also all explore "Digimon" and the Digital World in different ways. I personally loved them all.

For the anime I also highly recommend watching the Japanese original. I'm sorry for anyone who grew up with it, but I can barely stand watching the English Dub at all. If you know German though, the German Dub is really good. I still prefer the Japanese original, but the German Dub is at least a translation and not a fan fiction.

The same basically goes for the games. You can just pick any of them up! Also, all Digimon games kind of do their own thing in terms of gameplay and mechanics. There's similarities too, but usually each have their own vibe. A lot of the DS titles do work very similar though!

Anime:

Adventure: Digimon Adventure (Movie) (1999) • Digimon Adventure (Season 1) (1999-2000) Digimon Adventure: Our War Game (Movie) (2000) • Digimon Adventure 02 (Season 2) (2000-2001) Digimon Adventure 02: Hurricane Touchdown!! Supreme Evolution!! The Golden Digimentals (Movie) (2000) Digimon Adventure 02: Diaboromon Strikes Back (Movie) (2001) • Digimon Adventure tri. (6 Movies or 24 Episodes) (2015-2018) Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna (Movie) (2020) Digimon Adventure 02: The Beginning (Movie) (2023) [Digimon Adventure: (Reboot) (2020)]

Tamers: • Digimon Tamers (Season 3) (2001-2002) Digimon Tamers: The Adventures' Battle (Movie) (2001) Digimon Tamers: The Runaway Digimon Express (Movie) (2002)

Frontier: • Digimon Frontier (Season 4) (2002-2003) Digimon Frontier: Revival of the Ancient Digimon (Movie) (2002)

Savers/Data Squad: • Digimon Savers / Data Squad (Season 5) (2006-2007) Digimon Savers The Movie: Ultimate Power! Activate Burst Mode!! (Movie) (2006)

Xros Wars/Fusion: • Digimon Xros Wars / Fusion (2010-2012)

Appmon: • Digimon Universe Appli Monsters (2016-2017)

Ghost Game: • Digimon Ghost Game (2021-2023)

Games: Generally known Games in bold, more obscure or never released in the West in small I also left out most Phone and Smart Phone games since they're shut down

· Digital Monster Ver. S: Digimon Tamers (1998) (Sega Saturn) • Digimon World (1999) (PS1) · Digital Monster Ver. WonderSwan (1999) (WonderSwan) · Digimon World: Digital Card Battle (1999) (PS1) · Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer & Cathode Tamer (1999/2000) (WonderSwan) · Digimon Adventure 02: Digital Partner (2000) (WonderSwan) · Pocket Digimon World (2000) (PS1) > Pocket Digimon World: Wind Battle Disc (2000) (PS1) > Pocket Digimon World: Cool & Nature Battle Disc (2001) (PS1) • Digimon World 2 (2000) (PS1) · Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers (2000) (WonderSwan) · Digimon Adventure 02: D1 Tamers (2000) (WonderSwan Color) · Digimon World: Digital Card Arena (2000) (PS1) · Digimon Tamers: Digimon Medley (2001) (WonderSwan Color) • Digimon Tamers: Battle Spirit (2001) (WonderSwan Color / GBA) > Digimon Tamers: Battle Spirit Ver. 1.5 (2002) (WonderSwan Color) > Digimon Frontier: Battle Spirit / Battle Spirit 2 (2002) (WonderSwan Color / GBA) • Digimon Tamers: Battle Evolution / Rumble Arena (2001) (PS1) · Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer (2001) (WonderSwan Color) • Digimon World 3 / 2003 (2002) (PS1) · Digimon Racing (2004) (GBA) • Digimon Battle Chronicle / Rumble Arena 2 (2004) (PS2 / GCN) • Digimon World X / World 4 (2005) (PS2 / GCN) • Digimon Story / Digimon World DS (2006) (DS) · Digimon Savers: Another Mission / Digimon World Data Squad (2006) (PS2) • Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight / Digimon World Dawn & Dusk (2007) (DS) · Digimon Championship / Digimon World Championship (2008) (DS) · Digimon Masters (2009) (PC) [Korea only] · Digimon Story: Lost Evolution (2010) (DS) [Japan only; Fan Translation exists] · Digimon Story: Super Xros Wars Blue & Red (2011) (DS) • Digimon World Re:Digitize (2012) (PSP) > Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode (2013) (3DS) [Japan only; Fan translation exists] · Digimon Adventure (2013) (PSP) [Japan only; Fan translation exists] • Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth (2015) (PSV, PS4, Switch, PC) • Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's Memory (2015) (PSV, PS4, Switch, PC) • Digimon World -next 0rder- (2016) (PSV, PS4, Switch, PC) · Digimon Universe Appli Monsters (2016) (3DS) · Digimon New Century (2021) (Smart Phone) [China only] • Digimon Survive (2022) (PS4, Switch, PC, XBO)

#lov asks #digimon #digisafe #digimon adventure #digimon games #digimon anime

[thenixkat]

Just there are so many mon games out there. So many. To say that Pokemon has the monopoly really shows that you haven't been looking around the genre.

Games I've played and liked in the monster buddy battling/raising/farming thing include:

So many Digimon games. Digimon World DS, Digimon World Dawn/Dusk, Digimon World Championship, Digimon Story Cybersleuth/Hacker's Memory, and Digimon Survive specificlly.

Nexomon Extinction

Monster Hunter Stories and Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin

Dinosaur King

Fossil Fighters, Fossil Fighters: Champions, and Fossil Fighters: Frontier

Yo-kai Watch 2: Boney Spirits/Fleshy Souls

Viva Piñata

Magi-Nation

And there's like so much more out there. I didn't include things I played and didn't like for personal reasons like I couldn't get the camera to work right in Dragon Quest Monsters and just I'm shit at camera aiming or like the Shin Megami Tensei game I picked up where I just didn't personally like the designs for the humans and the whole do certain events by X time in the story is a bit complicated for me and my memory and focusing issues. Or just the consul issues I was having while trying to play Spectrobes led to me not having a decent time playing.

But who knows? You might like those games.

#nix meows #mon games #monster buddy genre #mon series

[errantsquam]

started a playthrough of digimon story lost evolution thanks to the fan TL. doodled my experience so far

it is certainly more polished than DS and dawn/dusk but not without its own weirdness. i think cyber sleuth/HM is still king

#digimon #digimon story lost evolution #guilmon #growlmon #wargrowlmon #falcomon 2006 #peckmon #crowmon #yatakaramon #yatagaramon #gaomon #grapleomon #agumon #i named all my digimon after my ocs #so that's why their personalities are Distinct TM #i guess you could call it #a70digimon

[tanakavox]

It's called White chocolate Ester. Usually very good.

#digimon #digimon world ds #digimon lillymon #lillymon #digimon story ds #digimon story #white chocolate #prissy digimon

[rueririn]

The Never Forget series timeline

Because yeah it's getting confusing. This is mainly for my own reference but it’s a list ig

Set in alternative time:

The [As the Gods Will] events that set off the earthquake where time resets at the end.

The [Pandora Hearts] events because it takes place in multiple Mukuro lifetimes. 

The [Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle] events take place in many alternative dimensions and timelines. Same thing to the [Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood] installment.

Things that existed even before the earthquake

Demons from Kimetsu no Yaiba

Shizume City from K Project (the worlds both existed, but they were connected via only the Kannagi and Inari back then. Only after the earthquake did the bridge appear)

Secret Dobermen experiments from Cuticle Tantei Inaba

Death City from Soul Eater

Youkai/Ayakashi from Nurarihyon no Mago

Demihumans from Ajin: Demi Human 

The Borderlands from Imawa no Kuni no Alice

Heavenly Host from Corpse Party

Things that only showed up after the earthquake

Branch of Sin from Deadmen Wonderland

The Bridge that connects Yuki Yuna wa Yuusha de aru + K Project to Namimori shows up

The Digital World from Digimon

The Tentacle Experiments from Assassination Classroom

Things that were in motion even before the earthquake

PRE-CURSE (Arcobaleno)

Belphegor's part in Nurarihyon no Mago (Primo era)

All Corpse Party events for Viper. (Fuuta, Bluebell, and Mitsuru only enter the place after the earthquake because they are younger, but time also does a flip flop in Heavenly Host.)

POST-CURSE (Arcobaleno)

Takeshi was already a Demon Slayer at this point. 

Fon falls into a coma before the earthquake.

Ajin events begin pre-earthquake. 

Verde infiltrated the experimental stages of the Wretched Egg. 

The Pandora Hearts reincarnators and As the Gods Will survivors are reborn in this world and take their new roles.

The dimension jumpers from FMAB enter at random points in history.

Things that were put in motion (character-wise) only after the earthquake

Existence of the Digital World

Chikusa, Lussuria, and Verde become deadmen and are sent to Deadman Wonderland.

Hibari, Shamal, and Irie get sent to the Borderlands

Hayato runs away from his family and goes to Death City

Skull travels to Shizume City

Ken escapes Alcamone, joins NORA, and Haru is instated in Japan

Kyoko and Nagi/Chrome are scouted for the Yuusha System

AFTER HIBARI WAKES UP (tentatively 2-4 years after the earthquake)

Demon Slayer canon events

Washio Sumi wa Yuusha de aru climax events

Assassination Classroom events (Moon explosion)

General Chronological Reading Order of the entire series (to be updated as series goes on)

who lives, who dies (god tells your story) - As the Gods Will

another hundred cycles (away from wonderland) - Pandora Hearts

pure white orchids (take flight on white wings) - TSUBASA

beyond the gate (maybe we’ll find a fantasy) - FMAB

worth much more (than the corpses lining your walls) - Corpse Party

insert new coin to play (again, again, again) - Ajin: Demi Human

don’t fear the storm (the storm should fear you) - Nurarihyon no Mago

together we stand (under your sword of damocles) - K Project

neverland's a place (for lost boys like me) - Digimon World DS

don’t forget the days we lived (at the border) - Imawa no Kuni no Alice

dead men walking (in the birdcage) - Deadman Wonderland

on the trail (always for the culprit, never for you) - Cuticle Tantei Inaba

soul-searching (explosions) after the storm - Soul Eater

oh flower, bloom bright (for you, and your smile) - WaSuYu

keep breathing (until daylight) - Kimetsu no Yaiba

sky's not the limit (for we've made it to the moon) - Assassination Classroom

I’m sorry this is so messy lmaooo. Also note that you DON’T have to read them chronologically. You can read them in writing order, or skip installments if you want! 

#ariswrites #never forget crossover series

[apples-of-apples]

No, go ahead. talk about digimon games. I need more research 👁👄👁

*Heavy breathing* Someone asked about digimon...

*AHEM*

anyway, I'll tell you about the ds games! yes the world games and ds games are separate even through two of the games are known as digimon world ds (dawn/dusk) I'll explain.

The digimon ds games are a bit confusing for new players as the English translation made them be named after the digimon world franchise instead of existing as their own thing, but the original name they carry are the Digimon Story games! Story because they are the jrpg part of digimon lol

There are also a few universal mechanics like farm islands, devolution + evolution, SPECIES EXP, etc. the game will teach you about these, but feel free to ask about them!

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DIGIMON STORY (digimon world ds)

Pros:

Game is pretty short for a Jrpg!

Digimon selection isn't too shabby with there being many classic ones in the bunch, So there's a lot of variety!

Post games quests are really fun!

Digimon can enter the farm and give quests (I like how it gives the digimon some personality without needing to be full characters all right)

Cons:

This game is extremely easy. Until that boss.

Like this game is so easy that it almost leaps into mind-numbing

The mind-numbing comes from the grind being really bad...

Some of the best designed and most iconic digimon are locked behind online battles, you might see why this is a problem.

maps are mazes. this is not good. (They aren't hard, but they can be a bit confusing)

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A quick summary for this game is that it's definitely made with the idea that kids are going to want to try and get every digimon and that they'll spend A LOT of time grinding for that. Otherwise this game is actually pretty fun!

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DIGIMON STORY SUNBURST AND MOONLIGHT (digimon world dawn and dusk)

Pros:

Game is a bit harder than the original digimon story!

Almost the same amount of digimon as the original digimon story!

Cool fusion digimon are no longer locked behind online battles!!!

extremely quick if you use the resources at your disposal! I've beaten it in like 18~ hours.

Cons:

Grind is much, much worse (It can become much easier, but it requires planning)

Cool fusion digimon are locked behind post game quest that is the second to last fight in the game :/

Side quests are mandatory throughout the story(Not a personal problem, but a warning)

You cannot get 100% in one game, because these games have ✨Version exclusives✨ plus optional side-quests are locked behind certain digimon, with certain personalities, with certain farm islands, and ✨✨multiple✨✨ ✨version exclusives also have quests✨

Maps are ripped from the original digimon story! with some changes!

Final post game quest needs to be unlocked through cheats because it was locked behind online battles as well...

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Quick summary! I literally love these games, it's Stockholm syndrome 💖💖💖. also despite the negatives these games aren't that bad! just a bit boring sometimes! Planning is a bit more important in this game as a lot of things depend on how much mechanics you can figure out... honestly I'd say to give it a try! Btw here's a digivolution guide for the game! you can thank me later lol

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DIGIMON STORY LOST EVOLUTION (No official translation)

Pros:

best ds game by far!

More digimon than ever with a built in evolution tree checker to plan out parties much easier!

less grind due to the game giving out more experience per battle, and a longer overall playtime so levels will not suddenly jump for any bosses!

a decent story with fun locations!

optional bosses throughout the game that reference other digimon media!

a reason to grind past levels! (tree of evolution plates, with expand if you want!)

side quests now have a list to see what digimon you need! and actually good rewards for completing them!

NO MORE LOCKED FUSION DIGIMON!!!!

Farms are finally helpful! They give plenty of exp once you unlock the upgrdaes for them!

Cons:

mandatory quests are still here!

you might need to look for a guide to see what digimon have what evolution plates for your personal team!

Ancient beasts and sovereigns are basically post-game digimon...

Post game quest is locked behind 100,000 tamer points... (for reference main game is completed with only 50,000 points necessary)

there is another That boss you will need to grind for.

Only official translation is an English translation made by fans :/ (game isn't hard to follow without a translation, plus there are Eng guides with digimon evolution info sooooo it's more a personal preference :p)

Has pokemon HM system but the digimon have traits that allow them to do specific things on the map... (you get three digimon with traits to help progress, but you do not need to stick with them, just keep this system in mind.)

30 digimon limit :(

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Quick summary! This is unironically one of my favorite games ever! It's game play improves greatly from dawn and dusk, and are very easy to get into without much knowledge of anything! There are a few problems outside of nitpicks, but if you choose one game to play out of all of these, I would 100% recommend this one!

#whoopsie that was long #anyways #feel free to ask about anything here! #I would be happy to help #and all of these can be emulated perfectly so you do not have to worry about needing to find these in the wild lol #thank you for the ask!

[mamthew]

Final Fantasy XVI's similarities to Tales of Arise have me on a Tales kick, which means I ended up playing Tales of the Tempest, widely considered the worst game intended to be a mainline Tales title. It took me about 15 hours and I did every sidequest I found, all of which involved walking across a field map at a frustratingly slow pace to pick up an item and then walking all the way back for a line of dialogue and a negligible amount of money. I easily could have shaved at least two hours off my playtime and I wouldn't have lost anything.

Tempest is a 2005 japan-only release for the DS developed by Dimps, the freelancers behind most handheld Sonic games and a good chunk of handheld licensed games, especially for DBZ and Digimon. When it dropped, it received so much hate from fans that Namco pretty quickly pulled it from the list of mainline Tales games, though they've recently quietly added it back to the list. They developed two more DS Tales games afterwards, in-house, and to fan approval, which makes Tempest even more interesting to me, as a first, failed attempt at a handheld Tales game.

It's definitely a bad game. Everything that involves a menu takes about three more button presses than necessary, the world takes a long time to travel for no good reason, the models are low poly and the textures are worse. The battle system is so unnecessarily limited that it's honestly barely worth engaging with. You only get four arte slots, and the protagonist's main gimmick is that he can turn into a werewolf when under half health, but transformation takes up an arte slot, so he functionally only has three. CPU-controlled characters also will only use moves assigned to their four arte slots. And there's no access to the artes menu in battle. Two of the five characters are werewolves, so only have three slots. Two more are mage/healer combos, so you have to divide their four slots between both offensive and healing spells. They balance this by making healing items unbelievably cheap and easy to obtain. Lemon and Pineapple Gels are 90 gald each. Miracle Gels are available in all stores for about 200 gald each. I ended the game with 80k gald.

The game has five party members, but only the protagonist, Caius, gets enough focus and story relevance that I'd consider him a character. Of the four main villains, two end up being his father and his brother. Another villain wears a mask and has the same hair color as the female lead, so I figured they'd be related in some way, but no, the female lead is so coincidental to the story that despite being on the box, she's the only character whose name I don't remember. Two of the party members, Tilkis and Forest, are the prince of a country you never see and his bodyguard. The last party member, Arria, is a priestess with the evil church who's sent to spy on the party, immediately gains their trust with no effort, and then immediately turns coat on the church when pushed. There's not much there.

That said, the lore has weirdly a lot of potential. About a century ago, humans committed genocides against the werewolf and ogre races, which carved out space for the human country to take over as the main superpower on the continent. Now, the human church is carrying out an inquisition against werewolves once again for unknown reasons, stoking fear against werewolves among the populace by spreading false rumors and executing any werewolves delivered to them without trial. This is pretty standard rpg stuff, but it's made interesting about halfway in, when it's revealed that the church is capturing werewolves to try to learn about a magic spell the werewolf country once had that was able to resurrect the dead. The goal of the inquisition is to gain and use this spell to resurrect all the victims of that genocide, thus making humans no longer culpable for the sins of their ancestors.

It's a fucking good hook, honestly. It reminds me of current debates around history education and white guilt. The church figures they can commit any violence they want in the present, as once they get that spell, the dead will come back anyway, so they won't have done anything wrong. The best parts of the game are when Caius tries to make his adversaries understand that making the dead no longer dead doesn't fix torture or generations of oppression. It doesn't rebuild the ruined werewolf city, return their lost poetry, or make their two countries relative equals on the global stage once more.

Unfortunately, they don't do a ton with this one really good idea. It's revealed near the end that the spell was a lie (it actually opens a portal to an evil dimension), the war between werewolves and humans was a lie (the werewolves opened a portal to an evil dimension and humans took credit for their fall for some reason), and the genocide against the ogres was inconsequential (ogres are not sentient and didn't have a country to begin with, they just stay north of the wall). It's like they understood that Tales games are known for their twists but didn't understand what a twist needs to do in order to change a story for the better. Just a strange game all around.

#Tales of series #tales of the tempest

[exp123mon]

Finally. I did it. I achieved Nirvana.

This was my last task after finishing the main story. I guess I could still load up all my Farms with Mummymon lol.

Nice game overall. I liked the farm and evolution mechanics but they felt a bit in-depth for how short the game itself was.

Equipment being level-locked felt like a dumb decision too, since an intergral mechanic for making your characters stronger involves their level constantly fluctuating. Didn't seem well thought out.

The dungeons were also boring reskins of each other. They weren't horrible though. Oh and the difficulty curve was very weird. Why did I breeze through the entire game only to have the final boss one or two shot my strongest mons?? Even Gobbo, my MVP, who funnily enough spent most of the game as an Arukenimon (shes a Cannondramon now though)

I can see myself playing this again in future. Probably enjoying it more honestly since now I know how the mechanics work and stuff.

#not art #digimon world ds #digimon story #mummymon